Question

question 22
which of the following isnt a vital sign?
respiration rate
blood pressure
muscle response
heart rate

question 23
____ is local or generalized swelling caused by excessive tissue fluids.
hypotension
edema
congestive heart failure
aneurysm

question 24
an embolism results from:
a detached thrombus
a stenosis
an occlusion
edema

Explanation:

• For Question 22: Vital signs include respiration rate, blood pressure, and heart rate. Muscle response is not a vital sign.
• For Question 23: Edema is defined as local or generalized swelling due to excessive tissue fluids. Hypotension is low - blood pressure, congestive heart failure is a heart condition, and aneurysm is a bulge in a blood vessel.
• For Question 24: An embolism is caused by a detached thrombus (a blood clot) that travels and blocks a blood vessel. Stenosis is a narrowing of a blood vessel, occlusion is a blockage not necessarily from a detached clot, and edema is swelling.

Answer:

Question 22: C. muscle response
Question 23: B. edema
Question 24: A. a detached thrombus